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The Latest Breaking News from Dry January

Unusual side effects you may notice after two weeks of Dry January

Many people pledge to stay off the booze for a month in the New Year

Liverpool Echo

Katie McGlynn looks gorgeous she enjoys Dry January dinner date with "mystery man"

The former Coronation Street and Waterloo Road star was picture perfect as she wowed in a leather-look outfit

Manchester Evening News

Unexpected product in your cupboard that can make your home spotless

You can put any leftovers from Dry January to good use

Liverpool Echo

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How alcohol changes the body and mind

Alcohol has a profound effect on the body and mind. Here's why Dry January will help you — but just a little

Salon

'My Dry January is on hold as I face up to home truths... I'll try again next month'

Eva Simpson talks about her return to reality following her Christmas break... and how because of the daily pressure of life she's planning a Dry February instead

Daily Mirror

Naomi Ishisaka: Dear Dry January, we need to talk

A lot of people I know are weeks into what has now become an annual tradition: Dry January.

Tribune News Service

Dry January: Are there really any health benefits?

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- As Floridians lay by the pool or hit the beach, many will refrain this month from downing a cold beer or sipping on a salt-rimmed margarita.

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'Serious warning' about Baileys extended after Christmas period

With thousands of people opting to take part in Dry January this month, you might be tempted to get rid of any alcohol by pouring it down the sink

Dublin Live

Is Dry January effective? An expert explains the problem with trendy sobriety

As a substance use researcher and therapist, I’m troubled because while Dry January campaigns benefit many, they do not help the individuals that I have worked with over the years

Inverse

Warning to anyone who has left over Baileys

With Dry January in full swing, many people will be keen to get rid of their Baileys

Liverpool Echo

'Serious warning' issued about Baileys extended after Christmas period

With thousands of people opting to take part in Dry January this month, you might be tempted to get rid of any alcohol by pouring it down the sink

Irish Mirror

Alcohol use is widely accepted in the US, but even moderate consumption is associated with many harmful effects

This month, millions of Americans are taking part in “Dry January” in an effort to forgo alcohol for a month and cleanse themselves of the excesses of the holiday season.

The Conversation

People warned not to pour Baileys down the sink amid blockage fears

With Dry January under way, experts have warned that liquids like Baileys, which have a cream content, could cause drain blockages

Chronicle Live

‘I decided to stay sober forever’: How Dry January is changing binge Britain

A month of alcoholic abstinence seems good on paper, but can it really make a difference to your drinking habits long-term? Dry January sceptic Eloise Hendy meets people whose lives have been transformed by just 30 days of sobriety

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Daily Mirror

People warned against pouring leftover Baileys down the sink after festive season

A serious warning has been issued to anyone thinking of pouring any leftover Baileys or other creamy alcohol down the sink for Dry January as it can cause blockages

Evening Standard

Dry January is so 2022, here’s why it’s all about Damp January this year

Have we finally accepted that Dry January is a con? A myth we’ve been sold that January 1 is the date in which we shall awake reborn with unshakable willpower and infallible conviction to be better at everything. Thinner, teetotal, cleverer, kinder, more eco-friendly with a new 6am meditation routine…

Daily Mirror

Aldi launches 0% pink gin that’s 40% cheaper than Gordon’s non-alcoholic spirit

Haysmith’s 0% Raspberry and Redcurrant Gin alternative joins the supermarket’s low and no alcohol line up, available in store - and ready for Dry January

Wales Online

Experts issue warning over danger of low-alcohol and no-alcohol drinks

Millions of people have turned to alcohol-free drinks for Dry January

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The Independent UK

‘I decided to stay sober forever’: How Dry January is changing binge Britain

Evening Standard

Wetherspoons serving 99p pints in January sale

Despite Dry January, the first two weeks of the year will see Wetherspoons prices dip below their usual bargain rates.

The Independent UK

What is Damp January and how does it differ from Dry January?

As we head into the new year, some will attempt a milder approach to Dry January

Liverpool Echo

Health warning issued to anyone taking part in Dry January

Millions are expected to cut down on alcohol this month

Tribune News Service

The 12 best new nonalcoholic drinks to imbibe for Dry January

Expect nonalcoholic bottles to start taking up even more real estate on bar shelves.

The Independent UK

What is Damp January and how does it differ from Dry January?

As we head into the new year, some will attempt a milder approach to Dry January

Fortune

If Dry January is too much for you, try its more lenient cousin—Damp January

Damp January allows people to reflect on their relationship with alcohol while not going cold turkey. Is it right for you?

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